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I'm 34 weeks pregnant and have stomach cramps, diarrhea and feeling nauseas. should i be worried? also, what can i take for it?
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Seek Medical Attenti: I would seek medical attention there is more variables in play and it would be more adequate to review your case in person.
Answered 8/3/2019
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